Identify the viral life cycle that results in the death of the cell due to newly replicated virus bursting from the cell.(1 point)

Responses

only the lysogenic cycle
only the lysogenic cycle - no response given

both the lysogenic and lytic cycles
both the lysogenic and lytic cycles - no response given

only the lytic cycle
only the lytic cycle - no response given

neither the lytic nor the lysogenic cycle

5 answers

The correct response is: only the lytic cycle.

In the lytic cycle, the virus replicates inside the host cell, leading to cell lysis (bursting) and the release of new viral particles, which ultimately results in the death of the host cell.

How are the circulatory and endocrine systems related?(1 point)
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The circulatory system produces blood that is used by the endocrine system to produce hormones.
The circulatory system produces blood that is used by the endocrine system to produce hormones. - no response given

The endocrine system produces hormones that are carried by the blood through circulatory system.
The endocrine system produces hormones that are carried by the blood through circulatory system. - no response given

The circulatory system produces blood that is used by the endocrine system to produce nutrients.
The circulatory system produces blood that is used by the endocrine system to produce nutrients. - no response given

The endocrine system produces nutrients that are carried by the blood through circulatory system.

The correct response is: The endocrine system produces hormones that are carried by the blood through the circulatory system.

The endocrine system releases hormones into the bloodstream, where they are transported to target organs and tissues to regulate various physiological processes.

How does NADP+ become NADPH?(1 point)
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NADP+ accepts two low-energy electrons and two H- ions.
NADP+ accepts two low-energy electrons and two H- ions.

NADP+ accepts one low-energy electron and one H+ ion.
NADP+ accepts one low-energy electron and one H+ ion.

NADP+ accepts two high-energy electrons and one H+ ion.
NADP+ accepts two high-energy electrons and one H+ ion.

NADP+ accepts one high-energy electron and two H- ions.

The correct response is: NADP+ accepts two high-energy electrons and one H+ ion.

In the process of becoming NADPH, NADP+ is reduced by accepting two electrons and a proton (H+). This conversion is crucial in cellular respiration and photosynthesis, where NADPH serves as a reducing agent in various biochemical reactions.